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In some cases it may be necessary to fly a less-than-whole aircraft somewhere so it can be repaired. This may require issuance of a "ferry permit" for a one-time flight to the repair station. Under such circumstances, no passengers are allowed aboard the aircraft who don't have a specific need to be there during the ferry flight.Since the regular performance charts (takeoff distance, climb rate, etc.) are invalid with a malfunctioning engine, aircraft engineers assist the crew in figuring out the safest weight to fly at, what speeds they should expect to reach for takeoff and how long they'll need to accelerate, the amount of runway they'll need, etc.As a functional check flight-qualified pilot, I did this a couple of times in my military days (although not with a bum engine). On the one hand, it's kind of nerve-wracking to know you're deliberately flying something that's broken; on the other, you know that very smart people well above your pay grade have been involved in the decision to approve the flight, and you're probably getting some really reliable data to work with regarding what to expect.

A single soldier of the grade of E5 (Sergeant) or below will stay in the barracks. Barracks are government housing (think dorms), that vary from 2–6 to a room. The government has been trying to tear down the old barracks that held 6 and replace it with single rooms in an effort to modernize accommodations for the modern warfighter.Soldiers of E6 grade, Warrant Officers, Officers, married Soldiers with their spouses co located with them, and single mothers (or fathers) will be authorized Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH).BAH is a tax free stipend to your paycheck, that increases with rank. There is Full BAH (for people with dependents), and Partial BAH (for people without).BAH is also location dependent, so more expensive areas of the country are still affordable. In certain situations, such as being located in Hawaii, COLA or Cost of Living Allowance is also provided. This is a fixed amount provided to Soldiers in order to offset the extremely high cost of living in these places.For food, most barracks located Soldiers will receive a meal card and authorization to eat at the DFAC (Dining FACility). Soldiers that receive BAH and sometimes soldiers in the barracks will receive BAS or Basic Allowance for Subsistence, a non taxable fixed amount of food money per month. This is usually in the 350 dollar range. Upon receiving of BAS, meal cards become unauthorized and are turned in.There are supposedly regulations that prevent the issuance of meals to Soldiers with BAS during range exercises, as that constitutes a government meal. I have personally never seen this enforced - a hungry soldier gets to eat.Also supposedly, BAS is not supposed to be provided to Soldiers when they are in the field. Again, I have never seen this enforced, mostly because it’s a lot of paperwork and finance moves SO slowly.

Sure. But several developments need to happen first: 1) issuance of high credit grade tokenized fiat, 2) fungibility of the various same-currency tokens from different issuers, and 3) sufficient cross currency liquidity. Oh, and don’t forget KYC, AML and connection to the banking system on either end for cash in/out.Ripple is probably the closest distributed ledger tech that allows this kind of functionality.